Sentence examples for To be opportune from inspiring English sources

Although removing the requirement of a platform, it still means that viewing conditions and geometries have to be opportune, and that a field crew can reach the observation site.

This choice proved to be opportune, since all the sequences associating HER2-targeted therapy and radiotherapy were correctly identified and restored by the algorithm.

Thus, EMT regulators like Twist, Snail, or FOXC2 transcription factors, self-renewal pathways like TGF β, Wnt, and Notch that are known to induce EMT, or microRNAs like miR200, miR155 involved with EMT may prove to be opportune therapeutic targets.

Space habitats represent an ideal environment to experiment with closed systems employing bio-engineered micro-organisms to recycle petrochemical products, where, in case of accidental release of the organisms, it might be opportune to open the test area to vacuum.

"The issue is being exhaustively studied by the commissions in charge of investigating the occurrence, so it would not be opportune to make any statement about the events," the air force said in a statement to reporters in September.

To remove the appearance of paradox from the truth that beautiful objects, beautiful things, do not exist, it may be opportune to recall the analogous case of economic science, which knows perfectly well that in the sphere of economics there are no naturally or physically useful things, but only demand and labour, from which physical things acquire, metaphorically, this epithet.

But Bishop Gianfranco Girotti, who worked at the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith under then-Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger, said  Tuesday that "if his presence creates difficulties or embarrassment, then I think it could be opportune to renounce".

It might not be opportune to bring it up on Question Time, or in Parliament, but if we can't talk about it in this kind of space, where can we?

Given the geostrategic strength of Russia and the minimal leverage that Australia has by imposing sanctions and public rebukes, it may be opportune to give "economic diplomacy" a new connotation.

It may be opportune to consider means of engaging with them when present at home based education sessions or at community based activities attended by both men and women.

The generation of CCR5+ memory and central memory CD4+ T cells in response to the malaria parasite would be opportune targets for SIV infection [41].